Sentence examples for claiming to favour from inspiring English sources
Although claiming to favour competition, the neoclassicals won't tolerate any themselves.
The opposition party is now divided on reform, with about one-third of its members in Congress claiming to favour what the president is trying to do.
Yet another suggests a sharp rise in the flat rate of payroll tax that bosses pay for workers on DM610, thus discouraging hiring them (this from a party otherwise claiming to favour tax cuts to boost jobs).As liberals, the Free Democrats, junior partners in the centre-right coalition, oppose all of this.
Neoconservatives claim to favour equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome.
But European governments, while criticising spraying, have not reached into their pockets to back the alternatives they claim to favour.
Throughout her career, Ruth claimed to favour research over teaching and eschewed traditional academic engagement through coursework and student mentoring.
Musgrove, Arthur Yes, but New Labour claims to favour "what works" but so often prioritises timidity and impression management, thereby betraying its ideological bias in favour of "not rocking the boat".
Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, who claims to favour a political solution to the conflict, ordered the army to begin a ceasefire on January 20th, but this was broken by its own troops almost immediately.
With a little goading, many people now dare conduct the sort of political discussion that Mr Khatami himself would not countenance, and might well land them in jail.Second, nearly everyone in Iranian politics, apart from a hardline fringe, now claims to favour some sort of reform.
